Sentence examples for marvelous if from inspiring English sources

It would be marvelous if you could market contemplation".

Marvelous, if slightly surreal, THE CROSSLEY ID GUIDE: RAPTORS Crossley/Princeton Universityy, paper, $29.95) tells you whom to thank for thinning the ranks of voracious bunnies.

Mr. Zapf's work is the subject of a marvelous, if slightly arid exhibition at the Grolier Club on East 60th Street, America's oldest society for book lovers.

Earlier this year, Mr. Romney said it would be "marvelous if the Senate were to pick up Paul Ryan's budget and adopt it and pass it along to the President".

"It would be marvelous if they gave you the option to pay a bit extra to offset the negative environmental impact of flying," said Ms. St. John, who in December began paying Future Forests to plant trees.

At the Greenberg Gallery they are priced as high as $150,000, a figure, she said, that would have shocked Steichen: "In his day, it would be marvelous if you got several hundred dollars for a fine print".

It's marvelous, even if it is warm.

Marvelous, but if it's invisible, how do you see an intangible asset or collaboration, for that matter?

There has been no greater vaulter than Bubka, who might have added to his marvelous accomplishments if not for a series of leg and tendon injuries that required surgery in his latter years.

In a bid to force the boxing fraternity to recognise his greatness, Hagler even had his name legally changed to 'Marvelous' - even if people didn't believe he was, making people say it was a victory of sorts.

"Loving Vincent" addresses its subject, the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, with two what-ifs — one marvelous and fantastical, the other empirical and pedestrian.